Cover: Dave Johnson

Captain America #24

May 2004 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 4.25 CAD

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“Homeland Part Four”

In "Homeland Part Four," Captain America is thrust into a high-stakes mission in Cuba, where he must navigate political tension and betrayal after being forced to work with two Cuban agents to secure dangerous bioweapons. As the team raids a hidden terrorist stronghold, the mission takes a deadly turn when the agents betray Cap, seizing the weapons for Fidel Castro. Written by Robert Morales and illustrated by Chris Bachalo with inks by Tim Townsend and Wayne Faucher, the issue delivers a tense, morally complex chapter in Cap’s journey, with Dave Johnson’s cover capturing the gravity of the moment.

writer Robert Morales · artist, colorist Chris Bachalo · inker Tim Townsend · inker Wayne Faucher · letterer Randy Gentile · letterer Virtual Calligraphy · cover Dave Johnson

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Full credits

writer Robert Morales

artist, colorist Chris Bachalo

inker Tim Townsend

inker Wayne Faucher

letterer Randy Gentile

letterer Virtual Calligraphy

cover pencils, inks Dave Johnson

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Fidel Castro demands that two Cuban agents accompany Captain America to secure the bioweapons. They raid the building where the terrorists are hiding, killing them all and freeing Hedayat, but the Cuban agents double-cross Cap and claim the recovered weapons for Castro.

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